and i am glad that -- i believe commissioner joseph has addressed this as well.hank you for doing that. i still think that you can still do security without having to force people to have to completely out themselves and they go to certain clubs. most people behave themselves. i worked at a club. it is only a few people that caused this problem. to paint everybody that way by requiring expensive additions is wrong. thank you for your time. president newlin: just to clarify, neither the police department nor the entertainment commission has taken any steps forward to infringe on anybody's rights. there were just some ideas floated that maybe at some time will be aired. there will be analyzed. will see if there is any merit to any aspect of them. but as it stands now, it is unfair to characterize what the police department or the entertainment commission has been doing that -- has been doing as trying to take rights away our come down unreasonably on clubs, hindering their operations. ok. >> mark downey. i was quite surprised when i was on a national website that b

joseph naso has requested to represent himself and should find out whether not he should be allowed toeporter in the courtroom. >> mark: hillary clinton is in italy this morning calling for the ouster of gaddafi she arrived in rome early this morning for it to the meeting to discuss strategies as the u.s. and raw works on a cease-fire. clinton is saying the obama administration is moving to is free up some of the more than $30 billion to help fund the rebels. clint so commented on a photo of result s to watch the developments during the commando raid on osama bin laden. clinton downplayed the images there were taken as the operation unfold it. >> those were 38 of the most intense minutes. i have no idea what any of us were looking at at that particular millisecond when the picture was taken. i am sure it is the concern to that it was my providing one of my allergist bring costs. it may have no meaning whatsoever. >> mark: they will meet representatives for more than 20 other companies in rome. search for evidence from the air france plane crash. police say they pull the first body from

police want to talk to him act the death of joseph william. the suspect has been seen driving a gold or beige sedan. ? san francisco taxi drivers will get one last chance to speak their line on a final town hall meeting tomorrow. the agency is considering meter increases which drivers haven't seen in years. they say -- they are already struggling since they had to start taking credit cards which cost them processing fees. >>> 9 a man who battled aids and won. >> is this the first man in history to be cured of world history? >> i think so. >> the medical miracle and what it means for developing a cure. >>> oak tree that stood in a bay area neighborhood for 300 years could be gone tomorrow. how a woman is fighting to keep it. >> the cbs5 weather center we continue to see showers but there is another storm coming in our direction. we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years

this and this is at samuel at la contan cont ande cost of construction of $3,000 and joseph nevelo and the department has a tremendous record collection so i can actually pickup up the records for most of the buildings and here is the original building permit for this building, and it's an interesting and unusual fairy tale building which is also another one that we drive my and the atlas stairs building on 22nd street. >> in the mission. >> in the mission. >> (inaudible). >> this is one of the alleged mets in check so shra vackia and in some of the history books and especially midevil europe and means to leave the window. >> he tossed out the window. >> throwing out the window. this is a piece of art by briin gargan. >> and howard street. >> were you involved -- >> no but i stood there talking about the next big earthquake. >> and you can see the grandfather clock falling out the window and wardrobe and chairs and tables. >> this building has been vacant since the quea 89 earthquake anm not sure if they know what to do with it. >> if you go by and part of the art work shy di he did fake carl advertiseme

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. >>> long time cbs news man joseph worsebaugh has died. he worked for edward r murrah on the famous segments that helped expose joseph mccarthy and later was one of the original producers on "60 minutes." he died saturday. he was 90 years old. >> it is last call for the legendary sahara casino. after 60 years it's closing its doors. it was a favorite hangout for the rat pack and many otherly gaenldary performers. recently it was mostly known for dollar games and its six-pound burrito. 16 minutes past the hour. yeah. ooff. heartburn >>> thanks mare sol. here in the bay area, another round of rain hitting us, clouds building outside cool conditions this shot from mount vacca showing us what is in store later on plenty of rain if you look at the extended forecast that wet weather will stick around for the next several days lingering showers tuesday, tapering off by wednesday, thursday seeing warmer conditions bumping it up to low 70s inland spots, a little bit of sunshine similar conditions friday nice weekend in store as well >>> thanks so mu

yellow line at the bottom well that's the pay of minimum wage workers and it has gone down nobel prize winning economist joseph stiglitz says the increase in concentration of wealth has been enormous would happen in the last couple decades is twenty for almost a quarter of all the income goes to the upper one percent around forty percent of an hour you measure it all the wealth goes to the upper one percent it's a reality that doesn't seem to trickle down to those in the lower tiers and terms of class i think everybody if the economic situation i were in is probably in the clatter nobody's above and nobody's below in washington christine for south r.t. . from earlier i was joined by george hemmings or he's founder of survive and thrive t.v. and i asked him first to comment on some of the recent economic statistics we've seen new stats showing that g.d.p. growth is weak that it was one point eight percent below expectations and also that unexpectedly unemployment claims rose last week i said you know there are so many statistics coming out day by day week to week but bigger picture where he sits in l.a. where h

that yellow line at the bottom that's the pay of minimum wage workers and it has gone down nobel prize winning economist joseph stiglitz says the increase in concentration of wealth has been enormous would happen in the last couple decades is twenty for a quarter of all the income goes to the upper one percent around forty percent depending how you measure it or the wealth goes to the upper one percent it's a reality that doesn't seem to trickle down to those in the lower tiers in terms of fact i think everybody would be a get out a situation that we're in is probably. nobody's above and nobody's below in washington christine for sound r.t. . and earlier i spoke with jordan as devout from the people's exhibit a national people's action they've organized protests against the big banks for example and i asked person why if the statistic statistics don't support this do people still believe that they're in the middle class. a lot of people you know are at one level or another where but they might not notice or to sleep they might not. be thinking about it in those terms but i think a lot of people you know they f

yellow line at the bottom well that's the pay of minimum wage workers and it has gone down nobel prize winning economist joseph stiglitz says the increase in concentration of wealth has been enormous would happen in the last couple decades is twenty almost a quarter of all the income goes to the upper one percent. forty percent depending how you measure it. percent it's a reality that doesn't seem to trickle down to those in the lower tier in terms of class i think everybody with the economic situation that we're in is probably all in the class nobody is above and nobody's below in washington christine for sound r t. the studies which show that americans are largely clueless about the true disparities of wealth in this country so when we say that mean it ignorance is bliss or has the full the fact of a shrinking middle class and underemployed population college graduates with no career opportunities that of that was america going to look like twenty thirty years from now if these trends continue to discuss this with me and said to monny reporter and blogger for think progress dot org and a progress report that

yellow line at the bottom well that's the pay of minimum wage workers and it has gone down nobel prize winning economist joseph stiglitz says the increase in concentration of wealth has been enormous would happen in the last couple decades is twenty five almost a quarter of all the income goes to the upper one percent around forty percent of any i you measure it all the wealth goes to the upper one percent it's a reality that doesn't seem to trickle down to those in the lower tiers and terms of class i think everybody with the economic situation that we're in is probably in the class nobody's above and nobody's below in washington christine for south r.t. . joining me now for more is jordan asked about he is from the national people's action he's organized actions against the banks and is a very active in all of this my first question to you is why aren't more people active in rallying against the increased stratification of wealth and social inequality that has happened in this country is it because as you heard in that report people really aren't aware of it well i'd say that a lot of people you know it's on

joseph niceo has pleaded guilty to the killing of bay area women. maceo is now acting as his own attorney and yesterday he talked about some of the photos of women in bondage found in his reno home. he claims the pictures were taken with the women's consent and asked the judge to dismiss the case. a response to that motion is expected on wednesday. >>> it is the end of may, and that means prom season. but not everyone was dancing in santa cruz county. the soquel prom was held last night but several students weren't able to go after the students were accused of promoting racism. school officials say this was an example of ongoing actions that promote white power. >> the students contributed to people feeling intimidated and harassed. >> it wasn't just wearing white t-shirts for a photo. >> no. they were creating a feeling of intimidation. >> school officials are not going into detail about the other reasons the five were suspended. some of the suspended students we spoke to say the school is overreacting and insists they are not racist. and now their

right wing is glenn beck another mormon and one of the leading tenants of mormonism has historically been polygamy joseph smith the guy who wrote the book of mormon and founded the church of latter day saints at well over forty wives many of them under eighteen years of age some as young as fourteen and even though the mormon religion is outlawed polygamy it's still a regular practice in some sects around america take a look at the case of warren jeffs the new tories polygamist who was the head of the f.l.s. l.d.s. church at twenty wives found himself on the f.b.i.'s most wanted most wanted list back in two thousand and six right next to bin ladin are estimated to be around six million mormons in america it's the fastest growing religion in the country and as many as thirty thousand people practicing polygamy in fact a polygamist lifestyle has been back in the headlines in recent months after t.l.c.'s popular reality show sister wives gave us all you need to look into the polygamist lifestyle. cody and i met this young and loud here in april we would take another wife for a ride since the family i just f

joseph stalin. in writing about his annoying personality she has a two page aside about a murderous dictator and said he is no joseph stalin but he wasn't an evil man, he was an unlikable man. the challenge was to understand him. he has obsessive compulsive personality disorder. he loved order, rules and lists. that is not the same as those cd who have trouble functioning. if you have someone with though cd liberal there's a difference between the personality disorder and actual disorder they might not leave the house, they are afraid they left the burner on and they are so anxious. but with a 0 c pd and when anderson webster is through boston's analogy. we had a player named manny ramirez who would do ridiculous things. he once walked into the wall in between innings and takes a break and a sports writer said that is just manny being manny. if you think everyone is in a while that comment about the one being allowed to vote until they're 45, that is just noaa being noaa. he becomes a kind of level land you appreciate who he was. for him as opposed to johnson the dictionary was a dream job. if someon

he underwent a complex ten-hour surgery developed by joseph robertson and plastic surgeon. >> there is skin that hastransplanted inside and eardrum is repaired. you turn that into a normal drum. >> the results were even better than expected. >> we were just happy as can be that the hearing he got from that procedure. his hearing has come up in the normal range. >> the doctor removes the surgical packing from his ear. >> can you hear this sound? >> the ear canal and drum are already functioning quite well. >> once all the packing is out and swelling goes down and hearing will come up. >> what is the best part of having two ears now. >> best part of the hearing the world. >> and he is hearing so well, world around him seems too loud. he won two more medals in national gymnastics competition. >> we said what? >> now diego heads home to mexico a young man he has received a priceless gift. >> when i get older i would like to contribute like the doctors did for me. >>> you are good to come. >> carolyn john than, "abc 7 news." >> baseball season is under way and so too is an exhibition about nationally kno

muralist joseph geary hopes the effort helps anniston heal. >> anniston has a bad reputation and i thinkoing this is part of moving beyond it. >> this is a wonderful thing. >> mitchell: hank thomas returned to anniston this week with a group of college students reenacting the rides and found a different greeting. >> i'm so sorry. >> mitchell: a special moment, thomas says, not just for anni ston's progress but the nation's as well. what do you think of the country in 2011? >> mine is the american story it'sed about the good, the bad, america is a great country now. >> mitchell: during the returning trip to anniston, hank thomas met the son of the one of the klansmen who burned the bus. the son policied and invited him to dinner. still ahead on tonight's cbs evening news, new technology helps a paralyzed college student fulfill a graduation dream. nstrong convictions. caltrate soft chews. because women move the world. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees

forget if you have after you see insurance if you have federal deposit insurance that has me joe taxpayer or joseph joe taxpayer on the line and the regulatory agencies are spotted at pearce's a key market mechanism it means depositors' are indifferent about what the health of the bank is whether it's corrupt or whether it's doing bad things they don't care they're going to get their money back up to a certain point to compensate for that there's a regulatory system that's supposed to be there as a proxy for you and me taxpayers to sit there and make sure banks are gambling with our money and the regulators for their job and they became cheerleaders rather than regulators so what's amazing to me is people say oh you know we've got to deregulate deregulate find you'd have to really to really get rid of the bailouts you also have to get rid of too big to fail and depository insurance that's not going to happen so let's have some common sense rules i don't even think it was deregulation that got us here it was failure to enforce the rules on the books and that's because lawmakers and regulators washed

. >>> the man at the center of another court case, this one in new york, has apparently taken his own life. joseph brooks was an award-winning song writer known for the 1970s hit "you light up my life." but when he died he was facing trial, accused of luring women to movie auditions, where he was then accused of sexually abusing them. >>> we're going to turn now to politics this evening and the bombshell in the president's race from indiana's governor, mitch daniels. many republicans thought he was the best bet, but tonight, he's joined the ranks of would be candidates announcing they're not running. so, who will, against president obama? here's david kerley. >> reporter: mitch daniels says it is family first, and his wife and four daughters vetoed a presidential run. "i find myself caught between two duties. i love my country. i love my family more." a disappointment for prominent republicans. laura bush had called daniels' wife, encouraging a run. his exit is likely to help tim pawlenty who will announce tomorrow morning that he's running. and how strange is this? mike huckabee interviewing pawl

suspected of abusing her girlfriends earthquake--his girlfriend a 1 month old son has been arrested in minnesota. joseph olson was taken into custody yesterday after they obtained a $1.5 million warrant for child abuse. he will be extradited in a few days. the baby remains in critical condition in children's hospital oakland. >>: it will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a programming change, dr. phil is moving * lots on kron 4, you can now catch him weekdays at 4:00 p.m.. that means we have a prime-time newscast. look for the kron form is at 8:00 p.m.. the changes start this coming monday. >>: all eyes on bay area weather as we head into the memorial day weekend. sunshine today warmer than yesterday's. are we are talking about a slight chance of showers or friday. a kind of cool memorial day weekend. the warmest day books to be sunday what we will be at 7 day around the bay. the forecast looks dry for the next seven days. >>: 2 ever had to make a toast at an event, it could be nerve wracking. it is even more so when you are in front of royalty and a different country with different cu

joseph m. arpaio, simplemente lo usa para arrestar a los empleados. >>> desde entonces, ha sido el alguacil de implementación de la ley dijo y cantó victoria porque los indocumentados podrían estar tomando trabajadoros que po str estar haciendo los residentes legales. >>> la medida también exige a negocios de arizona usar el sistema iba y fia para investigar el estatus legal de los empleados el programa no tiene la información correcta, sin embargo, estás personas son ciudadanos americanos. >>> esta ley también permite a fiscales a llegar a jujuicio a empresarios que contraten a trabajadores documentados y revocar la licencia. >>> reportero noticias univisión. >>> mucho se habla de los inmigrante documentados pero sabía que los méxico nocimexica mayor número de inmigrantes que viven legalmente en estados unidos. >>> hay 1231 millones de mexica el país, los mexicanos son los que más su mano a la población hispana, sin embargo, encontramos esn entre otros que se habían duplicado. >>> puerto rico son el 2 grupo más grande, con 4 millones y medio después vienen de guatemala honduras y cueto rían i

to participate in the wedding of his chi si fraternity brother at cal, joseph usama who is a muslim. >> oh my goodness. >> it has come full circle now. i am looking forward to this closure in this ugly, ugly circumstance. i think the united states has reason to be joyful and proud of the work that it has put in to bring reconciliation. i appeal to the muslim world, our brothers and sisters who are muslims to decry violence and terrorism and to turn away from leaders who -- who preach falsehood and violence. there is much good in islam, and as president obama has said, we are not at war with islam. but i really hope that our fellow muslims will speak up in opposition to terrorism and help us all to see a new day of reverence for life and reconciliation with one another. >> alice, can you stay with us for a little bit? we'll move on and talk about some other things tonight and maybe come back to you? >> i'd be delighted, yes. >> very well. thank you so much for being here tonight. >> you're welcome. >> all right. >> thank you. >>> around the world and around the bay area, tonight's news stirring so many emotions t

joseph mason, has stated that american proposals for domestic energy production will create 1.2 million american jobs. if the liberal democrats care about our energy security, prices at the pump, job creation and strengthening our domestic energy capabilities, they will join republicans in supporting this rule and the underlying bill. mr. speaker, american families cannot wait any longer for relief at the pump. american families cannot wait any longer nor jobs. if you stand -- for jobs. if you stand with american families, if you stand with american energy security, and if you stand for job creation in america, i urge my colleagues to support this rule and the underlying bill. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield myself 10 seconds. mr. speaker, the -- my colleague on the rules committee talked about all the people she stands with. i want to know why she didn't stand with the veterans last would help make sure that our veterans return

he also has written the best biography of joseph johnson and patrick clayborn. our third participant is annette gordon-reed who received her law degree from harvard and had a youthful fascination with thomas jefferson. she has written several books on sally hammons and her third major book is andrew johnson. annette gordon-reed has a string of awards that would occupy the bulk of our sessions so i can't quite do it. she is a professor of history and law and recipient of the national book award, the pulitzer prize, macarthur genius award, on and on and on. an extraordinarily accomplished individual. let me start by passing the microphone to craig symonds. >> harold is going to start off. >> with all of our rehearsals. >> i will go through the chronology of the way we have been presenting our book, "the new york times complete civil war 1861-1865". there is a confluence of fuse here that unites this panel. because the new york times cover all of the major figures of the civil war era including senator and later vice president andrew johnson. we have to set the stag

investigators say 52-year-old craig odens has been accessing account information belonging to 74-year-old joseph williams. williams was found dead last thursday afternoon in his artment on folsom street. >>> drivers who abuse parking spaces reserved for the disabled. but the cheaters met their match during a recent undercover sting by the dmv and san francisco parking enforcement officers. >> let's go giants. >> reporter: it's the kind of san francisco day. >> programs. >> reporter: that begs you to take a midweek respite from work, to bask in the stands and root for a giants sweep of the series. >> can't wait. go, giants. >> reporter: but undercover officers, with dmv and sfmta, knows this is the kind of day that tempts people to cut corners. why stand in long lines or walk all the way down the embarcadero when you can park here with one of these? >> you see abuse all the time. >> reporter: calvin wu is a supervising investigator with the dmv, one of six investigators in plains clothes, looking for people like this tailgater. >> they said apparently the person who has a placard has to be here.

has he been acting? >> okay. >> reporter: for parents like jennifer kainen, giving her 1-year-old son joseph fever and pain medicinesing. especially as he currently recovers from an ear infection. >> quite frightening if you're home and it's really late and they have a high fever, and you're frantic and saying, okay, is it the children's or the infants? and if it's the infants and he's under 2, then what's the dosage? >> reporter: that's because most packages say to consult your doctor when giving acetaminophen to children between the ages of 6 months and 2 years. and that leaves worried parents guessing the dosage. >> they don't even tell you if they're under 2 how much to give them. in whi case i'm scrambling online or calling my doctor. >> reporter: but on wednesday an fda advisory panel voted unanimo unanimously to recommend that dosing instructions for children under 2 be added to popular pain and fever reducing drugs and that they be based on a child's weight. >> an overdose of acetaminophen can be very serious and cause liver damage and even death. >> reporter: last year alone, 7500 emergencies were reported

joseph men, you had a question. >> i want to talk about privacy. this has been a growing issue, and it seems there are news pegs as we say in the industry every week. this week we've had two monsters. we've had apple admit for the first time that it is tracking the rough location of iphone users in order to serve them better. and they were sort of forced to defend themselves after some researchers went public with their information. that attracted some attention from congress. then we also had the sony playstation breach. the fourth largest, i believe, breach of all time in terms of the number of records that mpwe accessed, people that use the playstation network and e-mails and passwords, birth dates have gotten out into the realm of hackers. this comes as congress is considering various pieces of legislation. it's not clear that sony is legally liable for anything, but does the fact that they are not reinforced you the need for greater federal privacy rules? >> well, there is great interest on the part of the congress and the issue of privacy, and there h

joseph williams. he was found dead in his mission district apartment last week. the suspect has been seen driving a gold or beige sedan, possibly a mercedes. >>> well, they threaten to surround it at the first sound of a chain saw. fortunately cooler heads won out and a 300-year-old oak tree is taved but kit doe explains the -- saved but kit doe explains the days of the tree may still be difficult to save. >> the oak tree is living on borrowed time. >> unfortunately we are not able to save the tree and it looks like it will be taken out. >> it is nicknamed granny. and smack dab in the pipeline, one of the most important water projects in the state. once complete, the pipeline will deliver water at 2 1/2 million people in the bay area. the san francisco public utilities commission commission engineers say they have no choice but to cut the tree down. >> to protect our pipeline, we will probably have to remove the tree. we can't have trees over a pipeline. >> but neighbors have hired their own arborist who say tunneling below the roots or running the pipeline above ground just mig

has been looting a victim's bank account. the man in his 50s is coming and going. investigators want to talk to him about the death of 74-year- old joseph williams. >> police were called to an address on the 2900 block of folsom street. a relative of the victim entered the house and found the victim deceased. the medical examiner's office has since ruled the death a homocide. >> the suspect has been seen driving a beige or gold sedan, possibly a mercedes e class with a sun roof. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police. >>> just a few dozen arrests in spite of the fact that tens of thousands of runners turned out for the 100th running of the bet a breakers. the new rules to keep the runner under wraps? >> announcer: 30 seconds to go. >> reporter: it's the 100th beta breakers in san francisco. and despite some new rules -- >> really good time out is there. >> reporter: after complaints from neighbors along the 7 1/2 mile route the city said, this year, no alcohol is allowed. >> i think everyone is drinking. >> reporter: you're drinking. >> i'm drinking, yes i am. >> are you somebody officer. >> reporter: yeah. >>

has no history of section crimes. i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> joseph naso pleaded not guilty to four counts of murder this morning. he is charged with killing four women in the 1970s and 1990s. he asked the complaints to be dismissed. and he claims that photos of women were alive and pose odd of their own free will. >>> an immigrant from yemen pleaded not guilty to a charge that he tried to storm the cockpit of a jet headed to san francisco this morning. rageh al-murisi faces one felony charge and is held without bail in dublin. his attorney says that the 28- year-old suffers from mental health issues. >>> we have new information and video of a chain reaction accident that took place this afternoon up in nova doe. >> the cars were all getting smashed up like a pinball machine. >> it happened at a busy bank of america parking lot. police say a driver in his 80s appeared to be leaving the lot when he put his car in reverse. the man suffered minor injuries. we're told no one else was hurt. >>> a girl killed by a drunk driver is being honored in an unusual way. authorities have set up a dui check point near w

. >>> a suspected serial killer has won the right to act as his own lawyer. a judge granted joseph naso to serve as his own attorney saying the 77-year-old was competent and understood the potential pet falls. he is charged with murdering four northern california women each with matching first and last initials between 1977 and 1994. he is also being investigated for possible links to the murders of two women in new york. >>> an american airlines flight headed to san francisco had to make an emergency landing in las vegas today. the flight was coming from miami when the pilot apparently smelled smoke in the cockpit. he landed that boeing 757 safely in las vegas a little after 1 1:00 this morning. nobody was hurt. it's not clear what caused the odor. >>> a man was taken off a bart train this morning after talking about weapons of mass destruction. bart officers responded to reports of a man scaring some other passengers on a train to oakland shortly before 9:30 this morning. the man was taken off the train, questioned by police. a bart spokesperson says the passenger was cooperative

joseph's as well. tensions run very high after what has happened so far this spring. again, when you live in tornado alley, it goes with the territory. having said that, lester, one thing to keep in mind the next several days bring just as much action and today potentially even larger metro areas could be impacted from chicago all the way down to oklahoma city. >> mike, you, i understand, was in the middle of the storms. it tell me what it was like. >> reporter: it was nerve-racking at times, an adrenaline filled day. we're out here with the weather channel investigating tornadoes. it was a cat and mouse game with tornadoes as we pursued them. and at one point we were with our tornado expert dr. greg forbes. we were a little closer than we anticipated in a van ed id in s jersey. it doesn't have that tight spiral we typically see. it seems like this entire storm system has wanted to cycle many times over the course of several counties. >> storm rotation very, very close to the ground. it's just not contracting into the tornado size -- oh, there's a funnel. >> reporter:

i think it will be the first time in history that a rat has jumped on to a sinking ship and it was a sort of joseph coverage a serbian writer on international affairs he was talking to us a bit earlier from. when i was turn our attention to northern france where the e.u. and the euro zone's financial worries will be among the things discussed by leaders of the g eight summit in the french channel do feel some. talks have already been held on the sidelines the presidents of russia and the us met and agreed on the need for a missile defense system that's able to meet the national security demands of both countries that could possibly be put in place by the twenty twenty minutes in our house more from a summit. one of the big topics of discussion here at the summit is of course going to be the economy the crisis especially the one facing the euro and that's actually one of the first strong statements that we've heard come out of the g. eight from herman van rompuy who is the president's european council he said quote we will not let your old fail now this is the most frank statement we've heard from a

c-span: another name that has been used, even recently, is joseph mccarthy. >> guest: i think what stuc--i think what--what absolutely fascinates about--us about this particular picture is there you see carthy with--mccarthy with all of his admirers. and, you know, accuse first, research later. c-span: did people know... >> guest: the most-destructive anti-communist of his time. c-span: did people know of him in canada? can you remember that when... >> guest: yes, but nothing with the same power that we had here. one of the very first things that abc ever did as a network was to--was to televise in full the army-mccarthy hearings. nobody else did them. i was surprised at the time. but, clearly, one of the most destructive politicians of the time. could he come again? yes, but i think it'd be a good deal more difficult. c-span: why? >> guest: because i think people would--i think people would be quicker to jump on him now than they were. president didn't jump on him very quickly at the time. took a long time before edward r. murrow worked up that quite astonishing level of courage, which

joseph nato is still in custody. earlier, he was should represent himself. cameras were not allowed in court. this his meso told the judge that he hasis reasons for wanting to represent himself but would than he says he does not trust the ethics of attorneys and he cannot afford one. he has about $1 million. the judge ordered him to meet with a public defender and to come back on friday to see if he still wants to represent himself. your forecast after this >>catherine: the san francisco mayor taking a sledgehammer. >>pam: this will be the new target store. you can see this on>> today that new target in downtown san francisco part maureen kelly will show us one of that $30 million renovation. fourth and >> this refurbished will be target but the book is smaller version of the big block people are used to shopping and. this will be targeted towards the urban consumer. >> many of our consumers will be on the foyt. and instead of having an extensive--we know that the consumer will be entering the store on foot. and some of them walking out with large pieces of furniture, perhaps a grill that they can carry. to use on the there patio. r

joseph naso says he knows the case better than anybody else. prosecutors believe he has million dollars in assets and doesn't qualify for a public defender. four women were killed in the 1970s and 1990s throughout northern california. authorities say the victims first and last names had matching letters. >>> president obama will visit with the navy seal team that carried out the daring raid that eliminated osama bin laden. janelle wang is live in the newsroom. >> president obama, he will personally congratulate the navy seals when he meets with them in kentucky later on this afternoon. the independent investigator is calling on the u.s. to reveal more details to allow experts to assess the legality of his killing. in pakistan, officials interrogate bhd's three wives that lived there with him. one of the wives had been living there for six years without ever leaving the upper floors. they say bin laden was cash strapped and al-qaeda had split into two factions, controlled by the number two leader ayman al-zawahri. it revealed that al-qaeda was looking in doing something o

judge has granted his wish. --nayso ....joseph is well aware of this decision that is being made. as far as the d.a. is concerned they do not disagree with the judge's decision. he is expected to be back in court on may 27th. he is scheduled to enter a plea. haazig madyun kron 4. (music) >> marty: there is the palace of fine arts. it looks like a pretty nice start to the day. head and let us get the forecast. hi >> good morning. we are looking at blue skies through our roof cam. a bit overcast fell cloudy, breezy. for mild temperatures as we go towards this afternoon. for with gusting winds are going to pick up and also partly cloudy conditions for mother's day. temperatures outside are mostly in the 50s. 52 in fairfield. almost 60s in antioch at 57 degrees. and los gatos. the satellite/writer is showing a we're going to get the tail end of that includes the satellite/radar let us check all those wind gusting conditions. up to 23 m.p.h. through san francisco, san rafael, and by 3:00 p.m. really even stronger at 30 m.p.h.. 23 oakla

joseph naso says he knows the case better than anyone, prosecutors believe that he has a million dollars in assets and doesn't qualify for a public defender. four women were killed in 1970s and 1990s throughout northern california. authorities say the victims' first and last names had matching letters. >> san francisco has plans to defy federal immigration officials by releasing undocumented immigrants arrested for low level crimes. they plan to start a new policy to uphold the city's sanctuary ordinance. right now immigration officials require cities to hold undocumented immigrants until ice picks them up. under the new policy, those arrested for misdemeanors will be released with a citation just like a u.s. citizen would. >>> california department of education has released the state's top schools for this school year. santa clara county topped the list with 30% of schools ranking among the best in the state. they have the top three elementary schools. however, in mount diablo school district, six schools were the lowest achieving in the state. rankings are based on student performance

investigators would like to talk about the death of 74- year-old joseph williams found dead in his folsom street apartment on thursday. the suspect has gold or beige sedan possibly a mercedes. >>> man is being treated for life threatening injuries after he fell 30 feet from a home along the bay to breakers race route police believe he had been drinking san francisco police shutting down the party at this house after the accident. >> police in all made 25 arrests most for public drunkenness the race was run under new rules banning floats and alcohol. >>> the winner this year was from morocco,. >>> kenyan runner won the woman's race for the third straight year. >>> 5:26 a.m. they took down osama bin laden now a new disney deal for the elite navy seals the toys and even clothes coming to a store near you. >> you knew that was coming. >> new details on a four car head on crash that shut down the golden gate bridge last night what may have caused a driverlose control. >> a beaten san francisco giants fan scheduled to return back to the bay area. the latest on his recovery pgh >>> >> neighbors getting ready for a show down with state worke

. >> one of the lawyers representing her is maryland delegate joseph, chair of the house committee. he hassed of blocking the state's dui laws being strengthened. >> i don't know how he can represent the state of maryland. >> police say the black box recorder in mattea's cadillac escalade provided crucial information. >> there was no attempt to brake. there was no attempt to brake at the time the accident happened, and it gave us the speed when the impact occurred. >> we were not able to reach delegate valario for information on the story. the judge has ordered mattea to turn himself in three days after her doctor visit. she's scheduled to be sentenced in july. >>> this morning police are investigating a violent home invasion in georgetown. three men broke into a house on "s" street on saturday morning. one of the men had a gun. police say the men attacked the residents, tied them up, and stole laptops and other electronics. we're told some of the residents are georgetown students. >>> family and friends paid final respects to a teenager whose body was found in maryland two weeks ago. feli

joseph menn of the "financial times." and if you're wondering where in the world did jon go, the facebook google story has turned out to be very big and he's got to go write more about that. in that set-up piece we saw a man with sparks, it's a tesla coil, is that the right thing for that? >> it's a performance. >> it's a performance. >> and you have offered to allow me to stand in the middle of the tesla coil and have the big bolts come. next weekend. i'm officially saying no. >>'w are you children? >> my 16-year-old, i told my 16-year-old and he was like, understand, but no, i'm not going to. i'm on the record about that. explain the, this is more than just build stuff out of spare parts. there have been lots of magazines and things that do that. this is a movement. and kind of explain how it's a movement. >> well it's sometimes a little bit hard to explain this. but another way of thinking about it, and we talk about technology quite a bit. is that people play with technology. they play with it the way they play with toys. and you know, the car we just saw, the arcade car, is just a kind of cool toy. you know it's taki

would like to talk to him about the death of 74-year-old joseph williams, he was found dead in his full and street apartment last thursday the suspect hasn seen driving a gold or beige sedan possibly a mercedes. >>> 6:34 a.m. governor brown releasing his revised budget the day it will include a new revenue forecast, tax receipts through april have been $2.5 billion through expectations, higher state income tax rates for four years instead of five the governor initially wanted, there is also speculation he will ask state lawmakers to increase taxes before going to voters. he failed to get enough support to put tax measures on the ballot. >>> oakland forced to make changes that could look into homicides. it will be disbanded over the next few months some of those 45 officers from that division will move into a new major crimes unit, others will go out into the street. people will respond to 911 calls. >> mother nature got this right, held off with the rain over the bay to breakers, but i guess we have rain coming today. >> a little bit got to keep the umbrella handy. >> the system we saw yesterday, scattered showers, another system will h

the chronicle" has taken the space in the corner of the run were hotel -- renoir hotel and is moving to that location and currently doing a rehab. if you have any questions? vice chair joseph: do you have a new lease with the renoir? >> i got the least assignment. vice chair joseph: how many years are left on at least? >> 13. vice chair joseph: i was just curious to know about the stability of it all. you did not know that. it may not happen that the renoir get sold, but it might happen. that was my only question. commissioner meko: the motto or the theme painted on the front of the building, two sentences -- what does it say? >> that was done by the prior people there. we are going to repaint. commissioner meko: i am curious what it says. >> low will cure -- i am not certain. it was a love thing. commissioner meko: it was beautiful. >> i am going to make it look nice. it will not be all black anymore. commissioner meko: mr. renny, congratulations on your efforts at neighborhood outreach. the earlier you do it, the better. i would rather see that you have contacted various associations rather than you intend to contact various associations. in general, this is good out rea

lawyers representing mate was maryland delegate joseph relario, chairman of the state's powerful house judiciary committee of the mothers against drunk driving hasccused him in the past of blocking attempts to strengthen the state's dui laws. >> i don't know how people can represent the state of maryland and represent people like ms. mate. >> reporter: prosecutors say the block box recorder in her cadillac escalade provided crucial information. >> there was no attempt to brake. there was no attempt to brake once the impact had happened. it gave us the speed at the time when impact occurred. >> reporter: we were not able to reach delegate valario for comment on the story. a judge has ordered mate to turn himself in on may 16th, three days after the prenatal visit. she's scheduled to be sentenced in july. darcy spencer, "news 4 today." >>> a teenager whose body was found in maryland two weeks ago has been laid to rest. a funeral for phylicia barnes was yesterday in georgia where her father lives. the 16-year-old honor student disappeared over christmas while visiting family in baltimore. her body was found in the susquehanna river two weeks ago. a